Attending an Astros Game at CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches

CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches opened in 2017 and Houston Astros fans were exposed to the latest in high-end fan experiences — with definite nods to the state’s spring-training and architectural traditions.

The goal of the $148 million construction was to offer an immersive spring-training experience, one that takes fans through training fields and workout facilities before they even set foot in the 6,400-seat ballpark.

That heightened spring-training experience is the goal. To that end, a ballpark is designed to present the essential Florida experience – or experiences, whether it be memories of old golf resorts or lazy spring-break days spent at the beach. And they’re also focusing on the essential spring-training experience — not just the games.

Astros Spring Training Ticket Prices & Information

2024 Houston Astros Single Game Spring Training Tickets are on sale now. Tickets range in price from $20-$75.

Call (561) 500-HITS (4487) or visit www.mlb.com/astros/tickets/spring-training

Directions to CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches

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FROM I-95 NORTH: Exit I-95 onto 45th Street. Proceed west to Haverhill Road, turning left onto Haverhill Road. On game days, all vehicles may park in one of two grass parking areas. Proceed towards the stadium for Disabled Parking or drop-off. The north entrance on Haverhill Road will be right-out only.
FROM I-95 SOUTH: Drivers may exit I-95 from Okeechobee Blvd or 45th Street exits. Using Okeechobee Blvd, proceed west to Haverhill Road. Turn right onto Haverhill Road. Using 45th Street, proceed west to Haverhill Road, turning left onto Haverhill Road. On game days, all vehicles may park in one of two grass parking areas. Proceed towards the stadium for Disabled Parking or drop-off. The north entrance on Haverhill Road will be right-out only.
FROM FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE: Exit Florida’s Turnpike onto Okeechobee Blvd. Proceed east to Haverhill Road turning left onto Haverhill Road. On game days, all vehicles may park in one of two grass parking areas. Proceed towards the stadium for Disabled Parking or drop-off. The North entrance on Haverhill Road will be right-out only.

Traffic and Road Construction Information from the Florida Department of Transportation
Learn about important traffic and roadway conditions by visiting www.FL511.com. This service reports travel times, road construction, lane closures and more on major Florida roadways.

Houston Astros Florida Spring Training History

1964-84: Cocoa Beach (Cocoa Expo Stadium)
1985-2016: Kissimmee (Osceola County Stadium)
2017-present: West Palm Beach (Ballpark of the Palm Beaches)

Astros Spring Training Attendance

(2010-20)